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While preparing for your 3A2 exam you’ll be required to complete ASME code calculations involving how to calculate the maximum allowable working pressure of piping. If you read through the material below. Complete the practice questions provided. You’ll have a much better understanding of the information covered within: All page numbers referenced below are from
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While completing 3rd Class ASME code calculations involving cylindrical components you’ll be required to know how to calculate the minimum required thickness of piping. The objective of this post is to provide you with a clear understanding of how to accomplish this and explain the material covered in: All page numbers referenced below are
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Throughout your 3rd Class Power Engineering studies you’ll be required to complete ASME code calculations involving cylindrical components. One of the code calculation you’ll be required to know how to complete is How To Calculate The Maximum Allowable Working Pressure Of Tubing. The tubing you’re required to determine the maximum allowable working pressure of, could be
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In ASME code calculations involving cylindrical components for 3rd Class Power Engineering you’ll be required to know How To Calculate The Minimum Required Wall Thickness For Tubing. The tubing you may be required to determine the minimum thickness of could be but not limited to superheater tubes or water tube boiler tubes. This post helps explain
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The objective of this post is to explain How Do Electrical Transformers Work? By the end of this post you’ll have a better understanding of the following topics: General overview of transformers Principle of operation Transformer application Single-phase transformers Three-phase transformers Transformer calculations Power transmission losses Core & Shell transformers Transformer cooling Autotransformers The Information
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The objective of this post is to answer the question How Does A Transformer Work? By the end of this post you’ll have a better understanding of the following topics: General overview of transformers Principle of operation Transformer application Single-phase transformers Three-phase transformers Transformer calculations Power transmission losses Core & Shell transformers Transformer cooling Autotransformers
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This week we achieved an exciting milestone in the short life of Power Engineering 101, in that it reached the ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND page views mark, measured since launch day back in August 5, 2015. The exponential growth beginning to unfold is truly surprising. It was just three weeks ago on April 2, 2016, I
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Lately I’ve been having a lot of conversations with Power Engineering 101 members about preparing for their upcoming exams. One of the most common questions being asked is some variation of the question “What Can You Bring To A Power Engineering Exam?” “Are you allowed to bring a programmable calculator into an exam??” “Do you guys
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It was in early 2015, while helping some fellow Power Engineers prepare for their upcoming ABSA exams, the idea of creating an online website took seed. The goal being to help a greater number of Power Engineers prepare for their exams and achieve success throughout their future certifications. I sat on the idea for a
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Here is a summary of the Power Engineers Safety Authorities for each province and territories across Canada. The links below will help you find out more information related to Power Engineering, examinations, certifications, boiler, pressure vessel, and refrigeration safety regulations for your jurisdiction. Power Engineers Safety Authorities British Columbia British Columbia Safety Authority Website Power
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I remember anxiously waiting to break the seal of my Power Engineering exam, to flip the first couple pages and see whether the last two months of hard work and studying was worth it. The examiner walking around the classroom checking our drivers license, telling us about the examination rules, the fire escape route, and the
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Are you struggling to pass a Power Engineering exam? If so, this is a summary of all the Power Engineering exam prep providers across Canada. This is the last post of the recent series of posts compiling Power Engineering resources. If you’re looking for a summary of all the Power Engineering Training Courses available across Canada.
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When Tucker was done reading “The Easiest Order To Write Your Power Engineering Exams” in the comments he asked, “Where did you get the credit to get the full steam time from 4th-1st within 3.75 years? Curious to know if there are any courses out there to reduce steam time for 2nd/1st. Thank you.” This comment reminded
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